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NIAC asked to examine fourth vaccine dose for under 65s

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has asked NIAC to examine if a fourth vaccine should be administered to people aged under 65 years later this year.

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Kiely: Limerick in prime condition after four-week wait

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Irish prices for milk, cheese and eggs were 25% higher than the European average last year

Irish food prices second most expensive in euro zone

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Sunday Miscellany

The report found that many rely on borrowing from family, taking out loans and bank overdrafts

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Herbert doffs cap to 'respectful' Irish Open crowds

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Tributes paid to broadcaster & campaigner Deborah James

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A fireman sits among the rubble of a shopping mall targeted by a missile strike in Kremenchuk, Ukraine

Zelensky asks NATO summit for modern artillery, funding

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Emergency calls outage caused by 'technical issue'

BT Ireland has apologised after a technical issue prevented callers accessing the Emergency Call Answering Service for over an hour yesterday.

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Trailer for Colin Farrell's Thirteen Lives is released

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The Hertfordshire singer-songwriter tells Alex Green why nothing's really changed since his open mic days.

James Bay: "It's unbelievable, the experience of being a dad"

From the Bridge: A view of Irish traditional music in New York

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Kate Garraway reflects on how relationship has changed

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US comic Cara Connors on exploring Ireland's queer comedy scene

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Members of the public looking at the siege from the south quays

Under Siege: the Battle of the Four Courts

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In summer 1922, anti-Treaty forces took control of the Four Courts. The National Army responded - and the Civil War began.

The Free State Army takes over Beggar's Bush Barracks (Credit: RTE Photographic Archive, the Cashman Collection)

100 years since beginning of Irish Civil War

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